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Healing Addiction

Addictions help us cope when we feel overwhelmed. By learning healthy coping skills we can face life’s challenges without numbing out with drugs or alcohol. By learning to process traumas that got stuck in us, we can finally feel free from that heavy weight.

We have group programs and individually programs with counsellors and psychotherapists.

Addiction Recovery Programs

  • Maa Ch Ta Win Program

    12-week program out-patient program for those who want to stop using Methamphetamines, cocaine, and other stimulants. Includes support from an addictions doctor, personalized mental health support, and rewards for not using.

    Next intake: July 3, 2025

    Weekly Topics: 1. Safety, 2. Asking for Help, 3. Taking Good Care of Yourself, 4. Compassion, 5. Recovery Thinking, 6. Commitment, 7. Creating Meaning, 8. Discovery, 9. When Substances Control You, 10. Coping with Triggers, 11. The Life Choices Game, and 12. Termination

  • Sharing Circles

    Tuesdays 6:30 - 8:30 pm

    Come learn, share, and be supported in a confidential space.

  • Seeking Safety Sessions

    Wednesdays 1:30 - 3:30 pm

    Every other Wednesday is focused on coping skills for healing from addictions and responding to trauma triggers.

  • Well-briety Meetings

    Thursdays 6:30 - 8:30 pm

    NA/AA with Anishnawbe values. Open to people in recovery for drug and alcohol addiction.

  • Suboxone Program

    Suboxone medication, combined with mental health and addictions recovery supports, can help people return to a well balanced life. Participants work with a doctor to wean off Suboxone or find a maintenance dose to suit their recovery needs.

  • Choose Love

    This intervention program aims to rehabilitate people who are selling drugs or alcohol to fellow community members, causing devastating harm. This intervention combines land-based rehabilitation, mental health supports, cultural training, addictions recovery support, community re-integration with the goal of helping people find a role that helps the community.

    Interventions will happen in cooperation with family members and that person’s Chief and Council.